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Newspaper

Indianapolis Sun

Location

Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1906

Page

3

McEachern Is Free Not Guilty in Griffin Murder

Jane Hector McEachern was found not guilty of murdering William Griffin during a strike at the Mooreveld yards of the C H and B railroad in Shelbyville Indiana. The jury deliberated for one hour. McEachern thanked the jury and returned to Indianapolis with his wife.

Shelbyville Ind Jane Hector McFachern Willam Griffin McEachern Sher. Newton Indianapotis Gritin

Elehart County Ticket Nominations in Goshen

In Goshen Indiana Republicans yesterday nominated A J Zook and EA Baker for representatives Joseph H Cannon and Wilson H Bood for commissioners George W Fiemo g clerk D O Batchelor auditor Charles A Croop treasurer John Ziesel sheriff BC Bender recorder John W Cornell surveyor Dr F N Dewes coroner Charles Bryner assessor

Elehart County Tom Goshen Ind Esterday A.J . Zook EA. Baker Joseph H. Cannon Wilson H. Bood George W. Fiemfog D. 0. Batchelor Charles A. Croop John Ziesel B.C. Bender John W. Cornell F. N. Dewes Charles Bryner

The Stomach's Power Over Strength and Health

A dated discourse argues that bodily strength stems from food and digestion. Without nutrients the stomach weakens the entire body, affecting the heart liver kidneys and nerves. starvation can kill even when food is available if digestion or absorption fails.

Birthday Prospects and Warnings for Friday June 1906

Forecast for Friday outlines favors sought in the afternoon and a birthday emphasis. It warns of anxiety in business, possible changes for the worse, and family disappointments. It notes a potential marriage offer for Young Wootten, and a child born in 1406 may be very active and quick to anger though not fortunate in business unless a special turn occurs.

Wootten

Gibson County Republicans Nominate Ticket for Local Offices

In Princeton Indiana voters hear the Republican slate for county offices headed by Luther Benson for representative with Ths J Mason as treasurer and Forman E Knowles as sheriff. Frank Whiting is named for recorder Louis Hell for assessor Dr V Carter for corner Tr John Morris for surveyor with commissioners W J Philips and John Manre.

Princeton Ind Ghaoa County Republicans Luther Benson Ths J Mason Tresenter Forman E. Knowles Frank Whiting Louis Hell V. Carter John Morris Hoh Netcamp W. J. Philips Johr Manre

Yale Senior Dies in New Haven at Yale University

Harris Walcott. only son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin Walcott of Jen Pennsylvania Street died in New Haven Conn where he was a Yale senior. Rheumatic fever caused his death and he would have graduated next month.

YALE Harris Walcott Benjamin Walcott Pennsylvania St New Haven Conn Yale University

Foolish Gothamites in Washington Footnotes

New Yorkers mocked for inaction as Platt and Depew appear idle in Washington. The barbs question civic engagement and criticize those who fail to participate in national business.

Animal in Slumber Bear Sleeps Without Fear and Alert

A keeper from Forepaugh Seth describes animal sleeping behavior. Monkeys perch high to sleep, lions pose danger in their dreams, bears show fearlessness, gorillas and wolves sleep with paws over faces, seals nap in various positions, and some animals stay alert underwater.

Patterson Pawe Anuod

Firing Line Snippets From Hoosier Baseball Note

Segments cover tensions in early baseball games with mentions of McGraws Turks and Teutans, Dickey at first, Springfield versus Terre Haute, Buck Weaver for Hotten, Reds and Welmer in the box, Columbus umpire Kane, and a local meat market ad at 40 Virginia Ave plus a note on an Elephant and a salt sale at Rink's.

Dickey Thurs Springfield Terre Haute

Veiled Keeper Guides Rare Sights in Noise Sense

The brief note describes a keeper who assures the unseen odd sounds. It compares the keeper to a musician with a natural ear for sound and notes the manager department of the Fore PANEn- Bells exhibit. The piece hints at a past miner adding to the display's intrigue.

Valer

Blaze of Gems on One Woman at Court

London special notes American women at court in June displayed stunning jewels and gowns. Mrs Lewis Hill wore ivory Chinese satin with seventeenth century lace. Mrs Shonts and Miss Shonts drew praise for silver embroidery and diamond accents. Mrs Bradley Martin and Lady Dufferin were among the most eye catching, while Mrs Martin’s jewels and Lady Craven’s ensemble drew admiration.

The Sun London Fansdon Society Carter Radclyffe Hall Neoman War

Deaf Cincinnati youth becomes Episcopal minister in the South

A Cincinnati deaf mute named George Frederick Flick was ordained as a Protestant Episcopal minister in Washington with a 250-deaf-mute congregation in attendance. His mother, widow of four, is credited for his success, recounting his early illness and family hardship. Flick studied at Ohio School for the Deaf, Gallaudet, and Baltimore Episcopal Theological College, becoming the first deaf mute to graduate from the latter.

Cincinnati George Frederick Flick Protestant Episcopal Church Washington, D. C Satterlea Washington John Chamberlin St Anne's New York South Episcopal Church Omark Mother Rat Hamm W. Court-st George Flick George Flitker Ohio Gallaudet National Deaf Episcopal Theological College Baltimore

Ash Dulaney Arrested in Bribery Case in Arkansas

Reripp Metac Breas Association reports Ash dawn, Ark June as Representative A J Dulaney was arrested on a warrant charging bribery alleged from the last Legislature session. He was released on bond.

Metac Breas Association Little Rock Ark A J Dulaney Ash

Bible and Jimmy in thiefs outfit

Speciate The Sun reports a burglar captured by Patrolman Bracka in Philadelphia. The suspect claims name Wilkin O Connor of Detroit. He was shot at while breaking into a hardware store and pleaded for his Bible, which held pawn tickets and a poem jotting a name the police will not reveal.

Speciate the Sun Philadelphia Juno S Wilkin O'Connor Detroit Bracka Q Consnor O'Connor Dimesit

Packers Side Reply from Armour & Company on Meat Scandal

Armour and Company defends meat packing practices in a letter to the editor. The firm supports sanitary regulations and government inspection, notes U S inspections on all meat, says plants have welcomed visitors for 40 years, and explains it has not publicly replied until now to the controversy. Ry RR J Mullaney represents Armour.

Chicago Armour & Co United States Lorat Armour & Company, Ry RR J. Mullaney

Agreement Reached in Novinger Bevier Differential

Kansas City dispatch reports coal operators and miners have reached an agreement on the Novinger Bevier differential. A technical committee met to resolve one remaining minor issue related to low onal fields to the Lexington District, and the general conference in the afternoon is expected to ratify the sub-committee’s action.

West Fextpps McNae Press Appodatio Kansas City Jane NovingerBevier Tech Lexington

Cyclone Toll Reported In Midwest Destruction

Six people were killed in a cyclone Tuesday night across Wisconsin Minnesota and injuries were reported in Caledonia and North Branch. Named victims include Halvor J Halverson of Stoddard Wis Mrs Petey Mleyera and two children at Caledonia Minn Mr Engdahl and Andrew H L Olsen of North Branch Minn. Further details were unclear due to damaged text.

Pall Minn Halvor J. Halverson Stoddard Wis Petey Mleyera Caledonia Engdahl Andrew HL. Olsen North Branch

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